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Build or refresh the basemind index by running `basemind scan` via the CLI. Use this when basemind reports "no index" / "no indexed files", when the MCP server isn't available, or after large changes when the index is stale. Works without the MCP server — it shells the basemind binary directly.

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name	basemind-scan
description	Build or refresh the basemind index by running `basemind scan` via the CLI. Use this when basemind reports "no index" / "no indexed files", when the MCP server isn't available, or after large changes when the index is stale. Works without the MCP server — it shells the basemind binary directly.

basemind-scan — build or refresh the index (no MCP server required)

basemind answers code-map questions from an index under .basemind/. That index is built by basemind scan. This skill runs the scan via the CLI, so it works even when the MCP server (basemind serve) is not running — which is exactly the situation when basemind reports "no index" or "no indexed files", or when MCP tools aren't loaded in the session.

When to use

basemind / the statusline reports no index for this repo.
An MCP tool returns "no indexed files" or empty results that should not be empty.
The MCP server isn't running or isn't reachable, and you need the code map.
The index is stale after large changes and you want a full rebuild.

How to run

From the repository root:

basemind scan            # full working-tree scan
basemind scan <path>     # scope to a path (incremental)

Finding the binary (in order of preference):

basemind on PATH.
The plugin-managed binary the MCP launcher caches: ${XDG_CACHE_HOME:-~/.cache}/basemind/bin/<version>/basemind.
A dev build: cargo build --release then ./target/release/basemind scan.

Notes

The scan writes the content-addressed blob store + Fjall inverted index under .basemind/. Seconds for small repos; ~22 s for an ~80k-file TypeScript monorepo.
Files tree-sitter doesn't recognize as code go through the document tier; anything that isn't an extractable document (e.g. an exotic source file) is skipped, not counted as a failure.
If a basemind serve MCP server is already running for this repo it holds the store lock, so a CLI scan will fail with a lock error. Use the rescan MCP tool (it re-indexes in-process) instead, or stop the server first.
Indexing directories outside the repo — set scan.extra_roots in .basemind/basemind.toml to a list of absolute paths (e.g. a Bazel external repo cache) to index them alongside the repo. Their files are keyed by absolute path (so results for them are absolute, not repo-relative) and are (re-)indexed on a full scan only — the live watcher does not track them. Git tools (blame) don't apply to external files; the code map (symbols / references / outlines) and document search do.
After a successful scan, both the MCP tools and basemind query … have a fresh index.
The CLI shares the exact same .basemind/ index as the MCP server — see the basemind-cli skill for the full query surface, or basemind-code-search / basemind-git-history / basemind-documents for the per-capability workflows.

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name	basemind-scan
description	Build or refresh the basemind index by running `basemind scan` via the CLI. Use this when basemind reports "no index" / "no indexed files", when the MCP server isn't available, or after large changes when the index is stale. Works without the MCP server — it shells the basemind binary directly.

basemind-scan — build or refresh the index (no MCP server required)

When to use

basemind / the statusline reports no index for this repo.
An MCP tool returns "no indexed files" or empty results that should not be empty.
The MCP server isn't running or isn't reachable, and you need the code map.
The index is stale after large changes and you want a full rebuild.

How to run

From the repository root:

basemind scan            # full working-tree scan
basemind scan <path>     # scope to a path (incremental)

Finding the binary (in order of preference):

basemind on PATH.
The plugin-managed binary the MCP launcher caches: ${XDG_CACHE_HOME:-~/.cache}/basemind/bin/<version>/basemind.
A dev build: cargo build --release then ./target/release/basemind scan.

Notes

The scan writes the content-addressed blob store + Fjall inverted index under .basemind/. Seconds for small repos; ~22 s for an ~80k-file TypeScript monorepo.
Files tree-sitter doesn't recognize as code go through the document tier; anything that isn't an extractable document (e.g. an exotic source file) is skipped, not counted as a failure.
If a basemind serve MCP server is already running for this repo it holds the store lock, so a CLI scan will fail with a lock error. Use the rescan MCP tool (it re-indexes in-process) instead, or stop the server first.
Indexing directories outside the repo — set scan.extra_roots in .basemind/basemind.toml to a list of absolute paths (e.g. a Bazel external repo cache) to index them alongside the repo. Their files are keyed by absolute path (so results for them are absolute, not repo-relative) and are (re-)indexed on a full scan only — the live watcher does not track them. Git tools (blame) don't apply to external files; the code map (symbols / references / outlines) and document search do.
After a successful scan, both the MCP tools and basemind query … have a fresh index.
The CLI shares the exact same .basemind/ index as the MCP server — see the basemind-cli skill for the full query surface, or basemind-code-search / basemind-git-history / basemind-documents for the per-capability workflows.